VHTV and the Chamber of Chatters

[Samoan_Warewolf]

As you should say Japanese as normal people do good on you

[letsdothis]

@John78

… I suppose that it happens to all of us when after using some term for a long period of time and all of the sudden we find out that it isn’t quite the right one as we thought

This may be true, but it’s the stubbornness that’s the problem. Most people, when they realize that something they’re doing or saying is offensive, will stop the offensive behavior almost immediately.

They’ve doub__d-down over and over, and refuse to see reason with an easily proven offense.

[letsdothis]

(The term Jap was used) as early as 1880, the English Oxford dictionary noted “Jap” as a colloquial term of abbreviation.

[NotSeth]

@NEED2p

Only one person here is making noise, and I bet one of my testicles he/she/it/they/them ain’t from Japan!

Interesting bet, now which one would you like to give up? The left or the right? Sorry for the late reply. I was busy working the job that I apparently don’t have.

[usa2020]

Apologies, but this is soccer we are discussing, not football.

[John78]

Well, my reply to Pacer, had exactly this hint on it. I just didn’t wanted to start a debate because of it.

[usa2020]

Ant no debate to be had just stating facts

[Julio137347]

No, football is the correct term. Only 'mericans would come up with the idea to use the name “football” for a sport where there’s neither a ball, nor a foot kicking that non-ball object very often. A sport they only had to come up with because they couldn’t play real football.

[usa2020]

Sorry mate real football is much harder than kicking a ball down the field

[Julio137347]

So is real-real football. Also I’m not saying that rugby ain’t a legitimate sport, but what’s with all the padding?

[John78]

Well, technically, that’s not a sausage

[David]

Well what is it then?

[John78]

Oops, as i didn’t knew exactly the English name for it, i did some research now fast. It looks like in English it is actually called a sausage, polony i got when searching or baloney as the American version. We in Ro, make a clear difference between this and the traditional sausages.

Sorry again, my bad

[David]

Well I am not American so it’s a sausage! Quite apart from the fact that nothing else makes sense anyway, in relation to the intended humour used.

[Tavares105244]

U r right
I ll not give a lesson about sausages,but in France,Belgium etc so many different sausages like this…few samples
saucisson de jambon -ham sausage

saucisson de Paris

saucisson sec pur porc- pure dried pork sausage

saucisse de Morteau- sausage of Morteau

And 1000 others …
2 last samples are the best coz real meat…I hate the other ones, not real meat!
I love good real meat sausages, smoked or dried …bon appétit

[Florencio231104]

[David]

I do like a nice big sausage…I will let your mind wander, with that one, without making any further comment to influence your thought process!!!

[Tavares105244]

The hardest are the dried or smoked ones…size not important lol
That kind

[John78]

We call “salami” every single one you posted there

For me, a “sausage” looks this way :

[David]

Also known here as ‘bangers’, due to their tendency to explode if the skin isn’t pierced before cooking.

‘Bangers and mash’ (simply sausage and mashed potato) being a well known dish in this part of the world.